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I j f. r., t'.e chamber of
Loir-. 1" e ra'n f r "lien Civ."
arl t' e f, rt - e t. "or, provided
m; ran. i.sU o stand, errle
bil' ' j c,;.' t, Ce flAinj pond,
arl t" j c:le walk rave much a-
re. -t t tlo j t .Lir?Bart.
I i t" 9 c ' sv -Ii ocutc-t Messrs.
P. LLuuLur and J. E. Teach
ey wo a tLe c W Casio Lunctlord
H.XXC !D'JLZJ pasty
C,i T.ir. y eveniBj, October 28,
ti e V.'.o Asjooiatie ef Son
LIU ,r " .1, cave a , Hallowe'en
Cur.'.' 1, tv,at was erjjyei - by
ir.ary I Ans of the scL$. ' "
r Is" rrt r:-ram was. twa. R
in.1 ' if -" s-"i, e-i ft ene
a t J- "1 W" 7 f T --i
day night Mr. Bradshaw is exe
cutive secretary of the Education
al department c f the North Car
olina 1L R Co: jnoe.
lira. Carlyle Carr, of Greensbo
ro., is visiting her parents - Mr.
and Mrs.- Willie Vells.
Dr. and Mrs. 2VL. Carr, Mrs.
George Carr,- Mis.' Harvey Boney,
and Miss Bath Murray attended
field, is visit ing Mrs. Oscar Fus-
sell. ' ' 1 . ' ' j
WARSAW
BENEFIT MUSICAL TEA .
sale and will sell to t"
I'muder for cash, at tne ti;
a member
fnr i Jacksonville. Fii.lav nieht,
htrL-s -tee beet r..!lcre'en cos-1 Mrs. W. S.. Veils recently tis
tames, ani the I
was won bt I-att
aota.
hope School, Mrs. Leo Watlington
and friend, Mrs. Maude Joyce Mea-
unc 01 jmuuviaic vwiwu
A tiftitnfit Tnusioal tea Wa mveni L.i w mn at Vhair nlil limne in
T i a .Ht.M t lllk hMn Af I M ...... . a . . 1 .
Kr. anl lira. ,7. S. Tassel, and
Kin rb&fcettt ThmrIL of Sted-
jqi. a B. nerrw, urt. a. . spenaing; a rew j aays mere ror
Cl-sOTs, Cr. Eaitiel Eoutherland, j treatment . "
gel xb. S. Earring ' spent Mrs.. Eilcfed toott tand Mrs.
HjlZzj la Treason jton. . Paul Scott, "of Eichmond, Va,, re-
Tr. ssl En. V. P, Mallard, of' oently visited! Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
C. 7. Brown, The rooms were beau
tif ully,deoorated with yellow chry
santhemums and autumn leaves. .
The opening number was a pi
ano duet by Mrs. C. J. Brown, and
in liwU WiUias. Solo. Miss Nell
ntnvnfen. Prof. Hurst ulaved violin
Mrs," John Tandy, of Smithfield, 1 .,.ntioTUL Mrs. Eevnolds. nianO so-
speilt, tiie weekend here with her : Mr5 George Bennett, song solo.
JRUCJIM X1U. WXBt - VI, UC4.-
ct r.."cT-e'en cos-1 Mrs. W. S.; Wells recently vis
e tJJj V'ls'. cae ' ited ReT- and K. L. J. Matthews J
Zjuj Teachey Pair-'.in Winston-al . ' i
'!- ", ..j Mrs," John Xandy, of Smithfield,!
where she has been for ,;. l'Cattie Lambs
months. , I , . : . . s irnna w n
Mrs. H. B. Eichardson, who is' KrinT 1 Hiirh Prices IT'"'
of the faculty jat Stan-, o - o- - - i .
Pnces for : well-finished cattle
and lambs are likely to continue
near present levels for the next
few months. -. accordins to L. I.
U&X lt Mww . i . u .
Chocolate this weekend, returning! Case, beef cattle and sheep epepial-
Home ounaay aiternoon.', . juiv iur iuo omw; vuucgc Butmui
.Miss Belle Simmons, wna w a aervice. ,
student nurse at ft Payetteville ! Prices farmers recieve for hogs
Hospital spent the weekend with are expected to go down some at
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. they usually do during the, fall
' Mrs. Bettie Powell, of Wallace,
is visiting Mrs. Paul TusselL
- Ti. f!. Hurrlnw hnft TAtnrnftil
from s XinStonl hospital, after
Quartet' Mrs. Henry Stevens, Mrs.
C. J. Brown, Mrs. Hope, and Mrs.
Ed Strickland. A reading was giv
TS2 LUG&AGE
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'Huston, H. C. I
& it. v., reoenuy visu-,-.-1
U. I'Jard's parents, Mr. and
I'jw. V. t. CaSaii, ; , l
l"3t IZZlni Stanley, spent' the
.TE!aii yet:i Mist Sarft Wood
wrd in ict!a&ds. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. L Bouse, and
H. Ianier visited Mr. and Mrs.
Carry ttavis in Winstoi-Salem du
ring the sleeken! '
Mr. and Mrs. bert , Brad
saw, of Ifurhan, -were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. X. A. Wilson tun-
Simmons.
The infant daughter of Mr.
anil Wr TTpm Uavis is a natient
at a Kinston Hospital; We hope as a year ago
and winter months. But even with
usual decline, hog prices are ex
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vember 2J.ii, xtiZi't the following
described tact, or parcel, ot land:
Beginning at ft black gum at
the foot of the Grevor lake, T. 7
Hawes corner on the old line, t
runs thenoe with old line up ta
Lake N VO W 30 poles to an ash;
thence with the old line N 36 1-4
30 poles to a pine; thence with
the old line and a ditch N 13 X
68 poles to a gum and elm; thenoe
Wiethe old line N 19 W 31 pol-
pected to average at least as higl a maPle ' 01)e .B?
Many sections of North Caro
lina produced a bumper crop of
her. a verv speedy recovery.
.-Viu TViwiu-fimifh. ; vlin IB . A
1 4 tlmm. C4-.Mt.MVA M onTlvfl ' AATTt tlllsi VAB1 ToQO SQ1I ThATf
en by Janice Boney.iMrs. Paiwtt.faicutly, spent the weekend ; with fore, with prospects for lower
McGowen entertained with person- family here. , ! corn prices and a relatively high
Miss Annie Maxwell ana , mrs.' level oi nog prices, ine corn-nog
the price ratio will be favorable for
oi inborn Mm. Ben Bowden ida7'
ed piano selections, ice cream ana
oakes were served. , ,
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Miss Annie fcouise Helrrinsr.
IfTUa Vinn'nia AlAprman. anA Vn.
Horace. imsseU spent Bararoay at
Flora McDonald .College. . . -v
Daniel Cottle, aon of . Mr. - and
Mrs.v Jerry Cottle, has returned
from Jftmet Walkfer HosnitaL Wil
mington, where he was a patient
for several .days. fl , ?. t
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Keal and
Harry Batts, of JKichmond, Va.,
a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. teachey.
Mrs. B. ju. iiarreii visited ner
sister. Mrs. P S. Newton, in Wal-
1aM ilnrinir ilia -wtv1cMA. : . V '
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Mrs! Harvev Bonev has return-! . v. . , 1 a
Ml fmni PolktoniiWhewi she W ?n' A,WV "s4
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" -Old Duplin is coming to the top
very fast goo schools, good roads,
and good people. The highways
iTntsfoved crerrwlusrc.
uv wwip v X
The people Hying on highway No.
Ill are' enjoying men bjicuu
lights, which were recently in-
stauea.' ine mgawj vb"-i
No. and No. Ill is now being
..ij iUwAV It iiassed ' throueh
Uw plantation at the old home of
t u Uiimnll -nri win also
IM. d.'J!.
be improved down to Maxwell's) had charge of the services,
birthday celebration ' of their swine feeding and production dur
cousin, James MoB. wadf , an- mg xne next lew mowns.
H. D. Maxwell and son, Hugn, ion uso pomxs xo an increase in
.j. 4a wilmiTiirfnn.' Tid the number ' of cattle and lambs
m may Cfc as w .
Carolina Beach Sunday. "Did the fed this year, the extension spec-
fish bite 1" They called at James musi oeciareo.
Walker Hospital on tneir return ! me ouuook lor sneep aw imuus
from the Beach to see Buby Mae, 'has changed but little during the
nu t. 4-rojnin0 ftiar fill ig Dast month. Marketines will be
WJUV U? I " M waaa--iij vv v . , j. w
the oldest daughter of Mr. Max- larger this fall than in the past
tiibt, rotnmpil Snndav. re-1 summer, but the effect of these
porting an enjoyable trip. increased marketings on prices
Ivey Smith wno died at rarron wm uc onsci migcij uy mi eAicui.
Hospital in Kinston Sunday A. M. .ed strong demand for feeder lambs
was buried at his old home in Du- in the Corn Belt,
plih County Monday afternoon. A1 In mid-September cattle prices
laree crowd attended, ine masons reauueu we mguesi icvei m uoui
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JJOtn ii years necause oi uie iuiu&cu
rious illness and death of her
mother, Mrs., Crump.
Mrs. A.' TL Bland, spent Mon
day in Wilmington. i :
mm Mamie Le Kimball, of fin-
MAI , the Ola Jrleasant xtiu Jjoage . na j uux uagc ui gituu-icu wiuc m wic
: sf..i MiAr)foikiil4.i,&. tirawAn Tacta if "Kn fmsviUe slaughter supply. Case pointed out.
lameB AVAi UIW) .. u, nmsvu --t . -t.v. , j
wok part. a "TL7 ZTl 3:
Misses victoria uooaing ana ' ciiieuwu to umuuuc icmuvcij
Jessie Prederic Stanley visited high, or at least until increased
Mrs. Mabel M. Holt Sunday after-: supplies of grain-led cattle pecome
nOOn ' uvtuiauic uc&i wzutci tuiu
Mr. and Mrs. Perrv Smith at-, ;
tendril th birthdav celebration of NOTICE OF RESALE
James McB. Grady Sunday.
Wm. H. D. Maxwell and Mrs.
W. B. Gooding attended a shower
The Party Favorite for
Eastern Carolina
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all present
. v a. VamnVll is imnroving ra
nidlv at his home .after eignt
weeks in tne a.ospitai..we mure w
see him able to use "two" crutch
w haa fiiul some lides in
his rolling chair, and enjoyed the
sunshine onoe again.
- m.. rnniia Iuit returned from
tneir visit to Priends and relativ-
'Raltimore.iand Mr. uincn
also attended the National . Con
vention at Chicago.
and
her
it,-.. vnn Mae Maxwell
some of her friends visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ash- J power of sale contained in that
ley Miller recently, it was given certain need oi Trust executed Dy
for Mr. and Mrs. John Ivy Smith, I B. L. Hawes and wife , Maggie
who lost their home and service ( Hawes, to W. T. Wallace, Trustee,
station by fire a few weeks ago. j on the 30th day of November, 19-
. . . - T f An 1. . i. i a t j r nn
Tiia liwAt.inn was hear the B. ' P
Grady school Mrs. Smith is a sis
ter of Mrs. Miller.
H. D. Maxwell, Mrs. Mabel M.
Holt. Mrs. S. D. Turner and Mr.
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some oi ner ineima noil, o. .
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Max- jjjs. w. B. Gooding attended
veil Sunday afternoon for awhile. fuaerai of Ivy Smith Monday
.u i. .tnripnt nures at James .
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jWalkei Hospital at """"ft"
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, : The Untimely Passing,
01 Our Friend And Associate
, Jack Quinn ; 1
Has Been A Source Of Grijf To
;,UsAn,But
Quhm-F!cGowan Coj
' And Striye To Render 1
WO Cany On As Heretofore
And Strive To Render ,
Tho Hcct Service Possible To
i3?waw, ! Duplin County And
; . Surrounding Terrritory
Mrs. W. J. Grady and daughter,
JUTS. X a.-ion Diiuui uiu &
dautjl ter "little Lou Jean" visit
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
B. G. Maxwell Wednesday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
their home in "Chocolate."
28, which said Deed of Trust is
dulv recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds in Duplin Coun
ty in Book 294 at page 442 ; re
quest having been made on the un
dersigned Trustee by the holder
of the note thereby securing it.
The undersigned will offer for
e ce ttd branch with tne
oiJ line J 45 E 16 poles; thence ,
N 20 E v2 poies to a staky ; thence .
with the old Hnt I 6 j W 35 poles
to a pine ; theiwe r'ith tie old line
N 36 1-2 W 54 poles to ft stake ,
at t!e fork of the tart road; then-
ce the old line N M 1-2 E 04 ,
poles to the corner of the dividing
line, of the old 200 acre Patent; .
thence with the old line S 35
72 poles to a pine; thence with
the old line S 78 1-2 E 80 4-5 pol- o
es to a stake in front of John
Teachey 's house, B. L. Hawes
thRTire with his line and
along said ditch N 80 1-2 W 28
poles to a stake; thence his line
S 5 3-4 W 12 1-2 poles to a stake:
thence his line S 56 1-2 W 8 pol
es to a stake; thence nis line B 4
E 27 1-5 poles to a stake; thence
his line S 16 w 5SU 4-0 poies xo a
stake in a ditcn; tnence witn nis
line along said ditch S 1 W 7 pol
es to a stake at the crook of tne
ditch; thence his line and said
ditch same course S 13 W contin
ued 52 poles to a stake in the
run of Maxwell Creek; thence
with the run of said Creek and B.
L. Hawes line to the beginning,
containing 125 acres, more or less.
An advance bid having been de
posited, the biddine will begin at.
$20.00 and the assumption of a
prior encumbrance to tne iederai
Land Bank of Columbia.
A ten per cent deposit will be
required of the highest bidder, as
evidence of good faith.
Sale will be made subject to a
prior encumbrance to the Federal
Land Bank of Columbia, uoiumDia,
S. C.
Advertised this 2nd day of No
vember, 1937.
W. T. WALLACE, Trustee
GAVIN and GAVIN, Attorneys
Nov. 4-11, 2t.
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k Wo extend gii!h3 to all ex -soldiers for Armistice Day and
proffer a tpecial invitation for them to visit four store and inspect
cur Fell the of furniture, rcjs, stoves, Florence circulating , heaters
and all other equipment needed f or the complete home.
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Ql(jir.McG0W
!J v. 1 rcneral Directors and Embalmers V-- - , -
Airir-iknca Service. Day or Night
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D-y FI; rr.o 2 ! M N::!:t phencs 2C-1 and 231-6
STATE OF N0BTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PENDEB
IN BE: A. S. Batson, Individually,
and as Administrator D. B. a., c.
! t. a., of the Estate of Levi. Batson,
Kate Batson, Leo Batson, ana ueo
xge Batson, and American Agricul
tural Chemical Company, and Pen
der County, EX PABTE.
H I By virtue of and pursuant to an (
S order made at the March Term,
1937, of the Superior, uoun ,
rnimtv. bv His Honor, G.
IVernon Cooper, Special Judge as
signed to hold said v rm, anu
subsequent orders in thi'
the undersigned wiu on ivia ,
N0VEMBEB 15, 1937, at 12 V
..v. . !, - flaiirthouse
C10C&, U.W" i " 7-; i
Door in Duplin County, fispow w
1 t- e.11 "Pntilin Anntion for
I cash to the highest bidder, the fol-
1.-;.. inhii tabi estate. - oe-
longing to Levi Batson, deceased,
laying and being in imp"" y-
4 VavtIi JTQWlllTlfl
Said tracts 01 wna wm ve .
-.; o nnnaii. Thmlin Coun-
suvjci. w rr - j
ty Taxes, subject to confirmation
v . ennorinr Court of Pender
1 1 County, subject to any titlo defects,
and the bidding wiu Stan a v-
00. - ' .'. .
. -cir-noT tt inT' mntAininir ook
u r n jl
Mm i Mill Branch, and;
known as the J. H. Ponvielle tract ,
and a part of the Buok tun
belonging to the Estate of Levi
SECOND TRACT! ADJOINING
the above tract, and bounded on
nr. enA Hantn DV we aihviu
wo.i.t land! and D. B. .Newton i
lands, on the 1 norm
nr;M anil ah the North and
Tr.t lw the First , Tract above,
containing 55 acres, more or
kss. ' ' " , 1 '
rmn THACT f Known as the
-RotiTivM iwt near Union Cs
Boads, containing 33 acres, more
or less, and adjoining the lands of
Wl 17;' J
You would Expect
to pay $39.50 for
these coats. We
have them in dress
sport styles.
COLORS
Oatmeal
Nude
Rust
Gray
Luggage
Dark Green
Bright Green
Black
Brown
Royal . . ,
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